AZ-900Microsoft Azure Fundamentals practice exams
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- Exam code
- AZ-900
- Cost
- $99USD
- Questions
- 40-60
- Duration
- 45minutes
- Passing score
- 700(scale 1-1000)
- Level
- Entry level
- Study guide
- How to prepare
- Sources
- 66official pages
- Format
- Multiple choice, drag-and-drop, and hot area
Azure Fundamentals practice exams
3 full-length forms, 40 questions each, apportioned to the published domain weightings.
A team creates a brand-new Azure subscription and has not yet assigned it to any custom management group. Where does Azure place this subscription by default?
The answer
Under the root management group of the directory automatically
Checked against
learn.microsoft.com, checked July 2026New subscriptions automatically default to the root management group when they're created.
What the exam tests
Exam domains and official weightings
The percentage is the exam weighting; the bar is how many verified questions we hold there, so a short bar is where our bank is thin.
- Describe cloud concepts27%37 verified
- Describe Azure architecture and services38%50 verified
- Describe Azure management and governance35%44 verified
Every Azure Fundamentals objective, with practice questions mapped to each one
What the exam actually asks you to do
Multiple choice and multiple response, plus drag-and-drop ordering and hot area items where you click a region of a screenshot.
Item formats
- Multiple choice
- Multiple response
- Drag and drop
- Hot area
The highlighted formats are the ones you cannot answer from memory alone. Microsoft Learn, exam duration and question types ↗
Between sittings
The same bank the numbered forms are assembled from.
Quick Practice
Open now
All 131 verified questions, untimed, with the explanation after each answer.
Domain Drill
Open now
Every domain on its own, for the area a score report says is weakest.
Review Missed
Fills as you go
Re-asks the questions you got wrong. Nothing to review until you miss something.
Where Azure Fundamentals fits
Microsoft Azure track
An administration line and a security line. Fundamentals never expire and are optional; the role-based exams renew yearly.
Microsoft Azure’s free resources
Study from the source. Everything below is published by the vendor, free to read, and is what our own questions are written from:
Official Azure Fundamentals exam page & objectives ↗Keep reading
- Free Azure Fundamentals practice test
Ten real questions, playable now. No account, no card.
- Azure Fundamentals exam objectives
The full official blueprint, with practice pages on covered objectives.
- Azure Fundamentals passing score
The exact cut score, what kind of number it is, and the retake terms.
- How hard is Azure Fundamentals?
An honest difficulty read from the format, the clock and the weights.
- What Azure Fundamentals costs
The voucher price, the retake, and what renewal costs across the cycle.
- Azure Fundamentals guide
Who it is for, study plans by experience level, and whether it is worth it.
Cheat sheets
Printable reference tables, free.
Compared with
Side by side on cost, difficulty, and which one to take first.
Frequently asked questions
Is AZ-900 easy to pass?
AZ-900 is Microsoft's entry-level Azure exam and the most approachable, but it still expects precise knowledge, the difference between availability zones and regions, or between OpEx and CapEx, decides real questions. Most people pass with 1-3 weeks of focused prep.
How much does the AZ-900 exam cost?
$99 USD in the United States (pricing varies by country). Microsoft Learn also runs free Virtual Training Days that sometimes include an exam voucher.
Do I need AZ-900 before AZ-104?
No formal prerequisite exists, but AZ-900 is the natural on-ramp. If you're new to Azure, its concepts (resource groups, ARM, subscriptions, Entra ID basics) make AZ-104 study far smoother.
Note on domain weightings
Microsoft publishes weightings as ranges (e.g. 25-30%). The bars shown here use midpoints of the official ranges from the current AZ-900 study guide.